Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

r LoEDoE. June Il.--L,oFd Tennyson Il
q scnersnR frem q severe attack OF The
eoal and be has been ordered away 90
J. yacht cruise for the hanefs Of his
health The Prince Of Walss has there
. foFo asked Lewis Morris 10 Wrila the
. inaugural ode for the Imperial Insti.
tete. Sullivan will eet Il 20 music and
: VIII eonaaot the rendition By q monster
D CHORUS and orchestra 81 Albert Hall 60
: july 4sh IN The presence 81 the Queen.
Kegssfaalens Renewed.
LeNDoE, June I'm. Waddineton,
. French Emhaasadog, has resumed naRo-
tiaiiens With Lord Salisbury sn ths Saez
canal end New HebFidSs neutrality
Questions.
BsulaageF's Carved Read.
BERLD, June IA pipsmaker in
Meta has bssn aned fer selling pipes
bearing the carved head Of General
Bonlanger.
rhe R@peroR lmpPoved.
BKnLIS, June ll.-EnperoF William
sleps veil last night and is much I'm
aEovea this morning.
4 Departure Postponed.
BERLIN, Juna 1.-THE departure Of
Grown Prince Frederick William for
London. 10 participate In the Jubilee OF
Quaen Vicscria, has been postponed
until Monday.
i Weekly Rank Statement.
NKw YoRK. June 1.-The weekly
baak statement shows q reserve incrsAse
Of $4,000. The banks nov hold "a 420,-
600 In excess Of the legal rule.
Chat On wheat.
CHIcAoo. June ll.-Oolonel z. Z
Eyre. Of San Francisco, h In town with
paEty Of OAlifoFnians. He said: "rhs
California clique have no interest In the
Chicago wheat deal, bnt they csntrol
the Liverpool market and the wheat
afioaa frsm California 70 Liverpool.
The Chicago clique can kesp on buyina
wheat, but de not know where they
will sell To-"
Resamea HIS woFk.
WAsHrNorON, Juua l1.-Ths President
resumed bis usual routine 81 the White
House today and devoted most Of the
day 70 the consideration of matters
which accumulated during bis absence.
maIdea Voyage Of she LurIine.
SAS Francisco, Juue 1.-THE new
brig Lurlins. built IN this city, will make
her maiden voyage on the l3th TO Hon
olulu With q fall cargo. The vessel is
one Of the prettiest built on the coast,
and is mueh admired by the shipping
men Of this pert.
scarcely Of seAaea.
SAN Francisco. Jnae 1.-THE over
land freight agents have reduced the
rates on hops, hides and beans 90 meet
/ the quotatiOns Of the Canadian PAeif0.
which has hoea monopolizing the traits |
lately on these goods. The Iowa Trunk
lines, over which all merchandise has 10 |
pass going East. has refused TO agree 90
any tariff made by the Pacific Coast |
agents, and future cats Of the Canadian
are not apt 10 be PROMPTLY met.
Freight Rates Reduced.
San FRAScrsoo, June IL. The scarcity
Of seamen for sailing vessels continues,
and some vessels are now awaiting
crews. There are few steam vessels IN
port 81 present. Steam vessel sailors
are pFocurable TO meet the demand.
The ship Palmyra bad some difficulty |
in getting seamsn. Two erevs struck |
on her today against an Questionable |
Chinese cook, and the vessel was pre- |
vented from leaving vors.
DlsIiuguIshed Passengersl
SAN Francisco, June 1l.-As the |
Ocoanic Steamship Oompany's steamer /
Alameda from sydney, Auckland and |
Honolulu, msved into the hafboR this /
morning lwo distinguished looking per-
soas we're noticed standing on the bridge |
over the forward deck. Thess persons
we're j. ID. SpEeokels and the Countess
Of Aberdeea. The Earl OF Aberdeen |
vas on the main deck talking With q
group Of fFisuds from the colonies. |
The Earl 10 so years Of age. He said
that be intended going East In q short |
time. The Earl. Who vas Gladstones
Lord LietenAnt Of Ireland, is very pop |
ulaT in that oppressed country, owing |
to his conoiliAtosy course during his
tenure Of the Lord Lieotenantcy.
smit BrouGht by an AetresA.
SES PaANcrsoo, June 11.-EleanoF |
| Chesley, the well known actress, knogn |
| on the coast as Eleanor Barry, began suit |
today TO compel her divOrosd husband |
James q. OheslsY, cashier Of the CbTon'
Iels, TO pay her alinOny.
sueeeasful sm1ggllRG
SAN FRAsoIsoo, jane l1.-It vas nFst |
known today that q large amount Of
snuRRled goods. sush a. cigars and OPT
| um, we're brought up from Mexico By
the steamer NewbeFn on her last trip
and successfully landed in this city.
| The goods we're valued At qaite q eoa-
siderable smount Of money. and the
customs offioers are evidently piqusd at
their failure 10 capture the sans.
reports or EDldenIes.
sAx FRAxcrsco. June 1.-THE Quar-
untine Ofiser today received aoVicss
from Havana 10 the effect that the
smallpox ts prevailing there TO q con
siderable extsnt. He has also received
sdvioes from Valparaiso, Ohils, 10 the
eject that an ofloial declaration had
been made OF the disappeaTanoe OF
eholera al that port; also from Peru,
that the smallpox ID prevailing 10 seV-
eral new towns. Five new 6a8os Of
smallpox we're reported at NoRales, Art
znpa. during the week ending on May
llth. In view OF the information be
nAs recsiged, DR.. HcAilisteF ta exefois
ing the closest surveillance over ell YES
sells arriving from ports reported 70 be
infected.
The Elaesss Cargo.
sAx FRANcIscs. Jane 1.-THE George
lW. Elder, which sailed Yesterday for
Seattle and British O0ina bia, carried
Escorted mereb andise valued at fi7 900.
Il
and 1900 poaUds Of wool for ship
nent % Eastern eeDteFs BY the Cana
dian Pacific Railroad.
HIsFo GlyeeFtne sheils.
sAH FnANcIaoo, Juus li.-A series Of
interesting e1peFimenls IN the use OF
nltro slyoeFine loaded shells vas con.
ducsed today By n. smolranen IN
the pFessnee Of . nupber Of Interested
spectators, innla1ing army ON ,efs and
ssisntihe men. The sxperiDsnts took
place on the beach . ahort distance be-
4 yond saueeliiO- The sxpeFtments. ubteh
, we're all s1coessfui. prove eonelusively
1 the possibility Of firing aehaFEs Of nitro
Rlyoerine IN ordinary shells.
RepoFt Sf . CsiltsioR.
SAn PaANclsco, Jans 1.-The steam |
ship Aiameds. which arrived from Aas-
tralia and Nsu ZsalAnd today, bgtoRs /
1 the news Of = collision that OcsaFrsd Be- |
twsen . passenger and express tfsln /
near windsor, Victoria on Nay lltb- |
Five psrpons we're killed aad thirty /
woanded.
CsFtnahfnn Taehi 0ab Race.
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